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66 <br />Mr. Glenn REhbein said there was a lot of problems with deer hunters and he thought we <br />should post "NO DEER HUNTING' on our entrance signs to the Village. There was discussion <br />on the type of signs that should be used. Mr. Zelinka moved to put temporary signs for III <br />now. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski . Motion carried. <br />Mr. Marier said he had some questions on the water and sewer project. He asked Mr. <br />Gotwald the original estimate and the final figures. Mr. Gotwald said he didn't have <br />his file with him but he gave the amounts in round figures. Mr. Marier questioned the <br />amount of rock and was paid for . He said some of the delivery slips had no destination <br />marked on them, some were for Lino Lakes, some Jandric, some U. S. Lakes and some Chomonix, <br />He asked how did we know how much of the rock was actually del ivered to that project. Mr. <br />Gotwald said that a project engineer was on duty at all times and he collected the slips <br />from the drivers and that the only slips he collected were the ones that were actually <br />used on the project. I f the contractor had ordered rock for his own purposes, these were <br />not collected by the engineer and were not added to the cost of construction. <br />Mr. Bohjanen asked what was a normal coverage on a project of,this size. Mr. Gotwald said <br />there is no normal - it all depends on the job and the problems encountered. If the project <br />runs 20 %.over then a decrease might be asked for but by the same token, if a project runs <br />20% under, the contractor might ask for an increase. <br />Mr. Marier asked if it w -sn't normal to have material designated to point of delivery. <br />Mr. Gotwald said, Yes, but it isn't always done. Sometimes this is left up to the driver <br />and at the time of construction in the Chomonix area, there was a strike and rock was <br />almost inpossible to get. The one place where it could be obtained was very busy and this <br />is very easy to overlook. Mr. Marier then asked about the extra manholes and Mr. Gotwald <br />explained the cost and where they were located. <br />Mr. Marier said we were billed for $13,500.00 for rock and he wondred, 'did it really <br />arrive at the project' <br />Mr. Gotwald said they have delivery slips for all the rock. Mr. Marier would like copies <br />of the delivery slips. Mr. Gotwald said he would get the copies to Mr. Marier. <br />The Clerk was asked to check for purchases of spark plugs for the Police cars and report <br />back at the next meeting. <br />There was discussion on the Federal Revenue Sharing and Mr. Marier moved to apply our <br />share to our budget thus reducing the mill rate and lowering the taxes of the Village <br />residents. Mr. Jaworski seconded. CArried. <br />Mr. Bohjanen reported on a letter he had received from Mr. Johnson at the Treatment Center <br />requesting a meeting to discuss the role of the Center should play in future treatment of <br />patients and to discuss contracting our Police for more coverage then they are now getting. <br />Mr. Bohjanen will set up this meeting. <br />The Clerk reported that she had had many calls concerning the special assessments in the <br />Chomonix area and the paying of these assessments. She asked how to handle this money. <br />The Council suggested a daily interest account and instructed her to contact Mr. Vargasky at t <br />the Centennial state Bank on this. <br />Mr. Jaworski moved to approve the requesitions No. 158 thru #165, holding No's 166 and <br />154. Seconded by Mr. Zelinka. Motion carried. <br />Mr. Jaworski moved to pay the bills #4798 thru #4824 holding #4802. Seoonded by Mr. <br />Zelinka. Mr. Marier wanted #4801 also withheld. The motion to pay bills #4798 thru <br />#4824, withholding #4802 passed with Mr. Marier voting no. <br />